Paying to dump
The other day I was told $10 over the phone when I got there I was told $20. She said she $10 was last years rate and she could charge me for a nights stay. There wasn't anyplace near by that was conv...
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Mile-High-Endura wrote:Kit Carson wrote:
PPPPP.....Proper Planning Prevents Poor Performance. Surely one could dump in a campground one was staying at to prevent a case of "having to dump".
We were boondocking and moving to another place that didn't have a dump.
I didn't care for the lady's attitude especially when she said she could charge me for a nights stay just to dump. I told her if she did that I'd be spending the night. I expected to pay $10 not for someone to double the fee.
Usually when we boonedock we can go 9 or 10 days easy on 100 gal. of fresh water and 55 gal. black and gray tanks.
Thanks,
Jeff
Get use to it ethics are out the window. We saw and stayed at some campgrounds in New Mexico, Texas and Arizona with rates on the signs.
Checking in we found they were "last year's rates", "off season rates","new management" etc and higher and in some cases much higher rates. They know what they are doing. It is not a case of we forgot to change the signs.
